| prove wrong | 26.73 | He was proven wrong. | ||
| prove right | 6.52 | He was proven right. | ||
| prove correct | 3.29 | He was proven correct. | ||
| prove effective | 2.70 | It might well prove more effective. | ||
| prove guilty | 2.37 | Thus it would be almost impossible to prove him guilty. | ||
| prove difficult | 2.11 | Other mergers could prove more difficult. | ||
| prove true | 2.11 | Time will prove this true. | ||
| prove false | 1.78 | Then suddenly the latest rumor is gone, proved false. | ||
| prove worthy | 1.58 | She proved herself worthy and stayed. | ||
| prove innocent | 1.51 | He wants to prove her innocent. | ||
| prove successful | 1.18 | HOW does a Web site prove itself successful? | ||
| prove capable | 1.12 | Smith has proven himself capable of rising to a challenge. | ||
| prove safe | 0.86 | The SUJB says it was, and was proved safe. | ||
| prove fatal | 0.72 | It was a bogey that Brooks figured would prove fatal. | ||
| prove adept | 0.53 | He proved himself adept at sticking to his script. | ||
| prove useful | 0.53 | In a crowded rush-hour bus the pair is sure to prove more useful. | ||
| prove beneficial | 0.46 | The companies disagree, saying any weight loss has been proven beneficial. | ||
| prove incapable | 0.46 | Labour proved itself incapable of creating a sound economy when in Government. | ||
| prove problematic | 0.46 | Others could prove more problematic. | ||
| prove accurate | 0.39 | His prediction proved more accurate. |